making the LiteTouch into ZeroTouch

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Windows 7 Migration Plan Guide Using Lite Touch Deployment :Part 10 ( making the LiteTouch into ZeroTouch)

First we got to the bootstrap.ini

With it we can make MDT use user name and password without the need for us to insert it

 

 

Change BootStrap.ini

Paste the following (don’t forget to change the path and the user name and password )
 

[Settings]

Priority=Default

[Default]

DeployRoot=\\JS-SERVER\DS1$

UserDomain=Jumpstart.local

UserID=adm1n

UserPassword=P@ssw0rd

The above will remove the first prompt asking for the share access password

Change Settings.ini

Next we got to the rules and edit the setting

 

We paste the following this is what I am using  
 

[Settings]

Priority=Default

Properties=MyCustomProperty

[Default]

OSInstall=Y

SkipBDDWelcome=NO

SkipTaskSequence=YES

TaskSequenceID=003

SkipProductKey=YES

SkipDeploymentType=YES

DeploymentType=REFRESH

SkipComputerName=YES

SkipDomainMembership=YES

DomainAdmin=adm1n

DomainAdminDomain=jumpstart

DomainAdminPassword=P@ssw0rd

JoinDomain=jumpstart

MachineObjectOU=computers,DC=Jumpstart, DC=local

SkipUserData=YES

UserDataLocation=AUTO

UDShare=\\JS-SERVER.jumpstart.local\MigData$

UDDir=%ComputerName%

SkipComputerBackup=YES

ComputerBackupLocation=NETWORK

BackupShare=\\JS-SERVER.jumpstart.local\Backup$

BackupDir=%ComputerName%

SkipLocaleSelection=YES

KeyboardLocale=ar-EG

SkipTimeZone=YES

TimeZone=120

TimeZoneName=Egypt Standard Time

SkipAdminPassword=YES

AdminPassword=P@ssw0rd

SkipBitLocker=YES

SkipSummary=YES

SkipFinalSummary=NO

SkipPackageDisplay=YES

SkipAppsOnUpgrade=YES

SkipApplications=YES

SkipCapture=YES

OrgName=JUMPSTART

EventShare=\\JS-SERVER.jumpstart.local\logs$

A list of all values in settings.ini

this is a request I receive a lot what are the options available in MDT below is a list of the most important commands you need to understand to be able to create your own settings

 

Name

 

Description

 

Example

 

Administrators

 

User accounts and domain groups to add to the local Administrators group on the target computer.

Administrators1=WOODGROVEBANK\NYC Help Desk Staff

AdminPassword

 

Password used for the local administrator account when deploying the operating system on the target computer.

AdminPassword=P@ssw0rd

Applications

 

Application globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) to be installed on the target computer. These applications are specified in Deployment Workbench in the Applications node. These GUIDs are stored in the Applications.xml file.

Applications1={1D7DF331-47B7-472C-87B3-442597EC2F7D}

AreaCode

 

The area code to be configured for the operating system on the target computer. This property allows only numeric characters. This value gets inserted into the appropriate configuration settings in unattend.txt or sysprep.inf for Microsoft Windows® XP or unattend.xml for Windows Vista.

AreaCode=206
 

AssetTag

 

Asset tag number associated with the target computer. The format for asset tag numbers is undefined. Use this property to create a subsection that contains settings targeted to a specific computer.

[Settings]
Priority=AssetTag, Default
[Default]
[DAL-0034034931]
OSDNEWMACHINENAME=HPD530-1
OSDINSTALLPACKAGE=DAL00342
OSDINSTALLPROGRAM=CustomVista
[NYC-0034003233]
OSDNEWMACHINENAME=BVMXP
OSDINSTALLPACKAGE=NYC00002
OSDINSTALLPROGRAM=SpecialVista
 

BackupShare

BackupDir

 

The shared folder in which backups of the target computer are stored.

The credentials used to access this shared folder for :

LTI are the credentials entered in the Windows Deployment Wizard.

ZTI are the credentials used by the Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 Advance Client network access account.

The permissions required on this share are as follows:

Domain Computers. Allow for the Create Folders/Append Data permission

Domain Users. Allow for the Create Folders/Append Data permission

Creator Owner. Allow for the Full Control permission

Folder in which backups of the target computer are stored. This folder exists beneath the Universal Naming Convention (UNC) path specified in the BackupShare property. If the folder does not already exist, the folder is created automatically.

BackupShare=\\NYC-AM-FIL-01\Backup$
BackupDir=%ComputerName%
 

CaptureGroups

 

Control of whether the group membership of local groups on the target computers is captured. This group membership is captured during the State Capture Phase and is restored during the State Restore Phase.

Value = (YES,ALL,NO)

CaptureGroups=YES
 

ComputerName

 

The name to be assigned to the target computer during the deployment of the target operating system.

ComputerName=%OSDNEWMACHINENAME%
 

ComputerBackupLocation

 

The network shared folder where the computer backup is stored. If the target folder does not already exist, it is automatically created.

Value

Description

blank

For LTI, the location for storing the backup is selected in the Windows Deployment Wizard. For ZTI, this is the same as setting the property to NONE.

UNC_path

The UNC path to the network shared folder where the backup is stored.

AUTO

Setting to create backup on a local hard disk if space is available. Otherwise, the backup is saved on a network location specified in the BackupShare and BackupDir properties.

NETWORK

Setting to create backup on a network location specified in the BackupShare and BackupDir.

NONE

No backup is to be performed.

ComputerBackupLocation=NETWORK
 

CountryCode

 

The country code to be configured for the operating system on the target computer. This property allows only numeric characters. This value gets inserted into the appropriate configuration settings in unattend.txt or sysprep.inf for Windows XP or unattend.xml for Windows Vista.

CountryCode=001
 

DeploymentType

 

The type of deployment being performed based on the deployment scenario. For ZTI, this property is set dynamically by the BDD 2007 scripts and is not configured in CustomSettings.ini.

For LTI, you have the option of bypassing the wizard page that allows the selection of the deployment type in the Windows Deployment Wizard. When you skip the wizard page (by using the SkipDeploymentType property), you must set this value in CustomSettings.ini to identify the type of deployment you want to perform.

For more information, see the SkipDeploymentType property.

Note   The example illustrates the use of the DeploymentType property in conjunction with the SkipDeploymentType property to skip the wizard page in the Windows Deployment Wizard. All values must be specified in upper case to function properly.

Value

Description

NEWCOMPUTER

The target computer is a new computer that has never been a member of the network.

REFRESH

The target computer is an existing computer on the network that needs the desktop environment standard to be redeployed.

REPLACE

An existing computer on the network is being replaced with a new computer. The user state migration data is transferred from the existing computer to a new computer.

UPGRADE

An existing computer on the network is running a previous version of the Microsoft Windows operating system and needs to be upgraded to the most current desktop environment standard.

DeploymentType=UPGRADE
 

DoCapture

 

Indicator of whether an image of the target computer is to be captured. If it is, the System Preparation Tool (Sysprep) is run on the target computer to prepare for image creation. After Sysprep is done, a new Windows Imaging Format (WIM) image is created and stored in the folder within the shared folder designated for target computer backups (BackupDir and BackupShare respectively).

Value

Description

YES

Run Sysprep on the target computer and capture a WIM image.

NO

Do not run Sysprep on the target computer and do not capture a WIM image.

PREPARE

Copies the necessary files to run Sysprep on the target computer but does not run Sysprep or other image capture processes. This value is used when you are using the SMS OSD Feature Pack to capture an image of the target computer.

DoCapture=YES
 

DomainAdmin

 

The account is used to join the computer to a domain.

DomainAdmin=NYCAdmin
 

DomainAdminDomain   

 

The domain in which a user’s credentials

DomainAdminDomain=WOODGROVEBANK
 

DomainAdminPassword

 

Password used for the domain administrator account

DomainAdminPassword=P@ssw0rd
 

Groups

 

The list of local groups on the target computer whose membership you want to capture. This group membership is captured during the State Capture Phase and is restored during the State Restore Phase.

Groups1=NYC Application Management
 

Home_Page

 

The URL to be used as the Windows Internet Explorer® home page after the target operating system is deployed.

Home_Page=http://portal.woodgrovebank.com
 

JoinDomain

 

The domain that the target computer joins after the target operating system is deployed. This is the domain where the computer account for the target computer is created. The JoinDomain property can contain alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underlines (_). The JoinDomain property cannot be blank or contain spaces.

JoinDomain=WOODGROVEBANK
 

JoinWorkgroup

 

The workgroup that the target computer joins after the target operating system is deployed. The JoinWorkgroup property can contain alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underlines (_). The JoinWorkgroup property cannot be blank or contain spaces.

Workgroup=WDGV_WORKGROUP
 

KeyboardLocale

 

Keyboard locale to be used with the target operating system. More than one keyboard locale can be specified for the target operating system. Each locale needs to be separated by a semicolon (;). If not specified, the Windows Deployment Wizard uses the keyboard locale configured in the image being deployed.

Ensure that you exclude this setting in USMT when you are backing up and restoring user state information. Otherwise, the settings in the user state information will override the values specified in the KeyboardLocale property.

Note This property is only used for deploying Windows Vista. For this property to function properly it must be configured in both the CustomSettings.ini and BootStrap.ini files. This is because BootStrap.ini is processed before a deployment point (containing CustomSettings.ini) has been selected.

KeyboardLocale=en-us
 

OrgName

 

The name of the organization that owns the target computer. This value gets inserted into the appropriate configuration settings in unattend.txt or sysprep.inf for Windows XP or unattend.xml for Windows Vista.

OrgName=Woodgrove Bank
 

TimeZoneName

 

The time zone in which the target computer is located. The value of this property is used to update the timezone value in GuiUnattend section of the unattend.xml file.

TimeZoneName=Pacific Standard Time
 

UDDir

 

The folder where the user state migration data is stored. This folder exists beneath the network shared folder specified in UDShare.

UDDir=%ComputerName%
 

UDProfiles

 

The user profiles that need to be saved during the State Capture Phase by ScanState.exe.

UDProfiles=Administrator, User-01, ExtranetUser
 

UDShare

 

The network share where user state migration data is stored.

UDShare=\\NYC-AM-FIL-01\MigData$
 

UserDataLocation

 

Value

Description

blank

For LTI, the location for storing the user state migration data is selected in the Windows Deployment Wizard. For ZTI, this is the same as setting the property to NONE.

UNC_path

The UNC path to the network shared folder where the user state migration data is stored.

AUTO

The deployment scripts store the user state migration data on a local hard disk if space is available. Otherwise, the user state migration data is saved on a network location which is specified in the UDShare and UDDir properties.

NETWORK

The user state migration data is stored in the location designated by the UDShare and UDDir properties.

NONE

The user state migration data is not saved.

UserDataLocation=NETWORK

UserDomain

 

The domain in which a user’s credentials (specified in UserID) exist.

UserDomain=WOODGROVEBANK

UserID

 

The user credentials for accessing network resources.

Note   For a completely automated LTI deployment, provide this property in the CustomSettings.ini and BootStrap.ini files. However, note that storing the user credentials in these files stores the credentials in clear text and is not secure.

UserID=NYC Help Desk Staff
 

UserPassword

 

The password for user credentials specified in UserID.

Note   For a completely automated LTI deployment, provide this property in the CustomSettings.ini and BootStrap.ini files. However, note that storing the user credentials in these files stores the credentials in clear text and is not secure.

UserPassword=P@ssw0rd
 

A List of most of the skips

Name

 

Description

 

Example

 

SkipAdminPassword

 

Indicator of whether the Administrator Password wizard page is skipped.

SkipAdminPassword=YES

SkipApplications

 

Indicator of whether the Select one or more applications to install wizard page is skipped.

SkipApplications=NO
 

SkipAppsOnUpgrade

 

Indicator of whether the Select one or more applications to install wizard page is skipped.

SkipAppsOnUpgrade=NO
 

SkipBDDWelcome

 

Indicator of whether the Welcome to Windows Deployment wizard page is skipped.

Note   For this property to function properly it must be configured in both the CustomSettings.ini and BootStrap.ini files. This is because BootStrap.ini is processed before a deployment point (containing CustomSettings.ini) has been selected.

SkipBDDWelcome=YES

SkipBitLocker

 

Indicator of whether the Specify the BitLocker configuration. wizard page is skipped.

SkipBitLocker=YES
 

SkipBitLockerDetails

 

Indicator of whether the Specify the BitLocker recovery details. wizard page is skipped.

SkipBitLockerDetails=YES
 

SkipBuild

 

Indicator of whether the Select an operating system image to install wizard page is skipped.

SkipBuild=Yes
 

SkipCapture

 

Indicator of whether the Specify whether to capture an image wizard page is skipped.

SkipCapture=NO
 

SkipComputerBackup

 

Indicator of whether the Specify where to save a complete computer backup wizard page is skipped.

SkipComputerBackup=NO

SkipComputerName

 

Indicator of whether the Configure the computer name wizard page is skipped.

SkipComputerName=NO
 

SkipDeploymentType

 

Indicator of whether the Choose a migration type wizard page is skipped.

SkipDeploymentType=NO
 

SkipDomainMembership

 

Indicator of whether the Join the computer to a domain or workgroup wizard page is skipped.

SkipDomainMembership=NO
 

SkipFinalSummary

 

Indicator of whether the Operating system deployment completed successfully wizard page is skipped.

SkipFinalSummary=NO

SkipLocaleSelection

 

Indicator of whether the Locale Selection wizard page is displayed.

SkipLocaleSelection=NO

 

SkipPackageDisplay

 

Indicator of whether the Packages wizard page is skipped.

SkipPackageDisplay=NO

 

SkipProductKey

 

Indicator of whether the Specify the product key needed to install this operating system wizard page is skipped.

SkipProductKey=YES

SkipSummary

 

Indicator of whether the Ready to begin wizard page is skipped.

SkipSummary=NO

SkipTimeZone

 

Indicator of whether the Set the Time Zone wizard page is skipped.

SkipTimeZone=NO
 

SkipUserData

 

Indicator of whether the Specify whether to restore user data and Specify where to save your data and settings wizard pages are skipped.

SkipUserData=NO
 




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